Valladolid, Yucatán / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Valladolid, Yucatán
In Valladolid, stone churches and shaded squares sit within a compact historic centre. These eight ideas range from a cenote in town to the colourful streets of the Sisal neighbourhood.
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Iglesia de San Servacio
The church faces Valladolid’s main square. From the park, frame the façade with space around its towers; a closer view brings out the doorway.
Search Google MapsFuente de la Mestiza
The Fuente de la Mestiza stands in the centre of Parque Francisco Cantón Rosado. Make the fountain and its figure the subject of a closer composition.
Search Google MapsCalzada de los Frailes
This cobbled street runs through the Sisal neighbourhood. Try a longer perspective along the façades, then look for a single doorway or wall colour.
Search Google MapsEx Convento de San Bernardino de Siena
The former convent stands at Parque de Sisal. Leave room in front of the building for a wide composition, then isolate the arches and entrance.
Search Google MapsLas Cinco Calles
Las Cinco Calles marks the beginning of the Calzada de los Frailes. From a safe position, use the converging streets to compose a geometric street scene.
Search Google MapsCenote Zací
Cenote Zací is in the town centre. Look for a view that includes the opening and water, and check the current access rules before visiting.
Search Google MapsMuseo de San Roque
The museum occupies a historic building near Calle 41. Photograph its exterior from the street and use the entrance to anchor the composition.
Search Google MapsParque de los Héroes
This planted park borders Museo de San Roque. A detail of the greenery makes a quieter companion to a wider photograph of the museum surroundings.
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